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the watermen's steps and landing stages of the gentry were cheek by jowl with the wharves built for trade by brick-makers, coal and stone merchants, maltsters, market gardeners, nurserymen, boat-builders, engineers and inn-keepers, and for the up-river depot of the water-Bailiff of the City of
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front; the former "The Ship", a pub throughout the 19th century (Grade II); and an "impressive" terrace of 5 three-story
Georgian houses at nos 52 to 55 (Grade II). There follow The Malthouse, nos 49 and 50 (early 19th century, Grade II); no. 44, Navigator's Cottage and no. 45, Picton House
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The City Barge pub opened in the 15th century, though only some of the lower part survived the World War II bombing. A 1940 land mine destroyed much of the pub and the two small cottages that were next to it, where the pub's bar now stands.
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film documented the riverside pubs, Georgian houses and the river traffic of Strand-on-the-Green at that time; it asserted that at one time, "salmon teemed in the Thames, and London got most of it from Strand-on-the-Green". Scenes from the
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pottery has been found in the area. The area is first named "Stronde" in 1353 (probably meaning "shore"), at which time it was a fishing village. In 1593 it was named "Strand Green"; the name had become "Strand under Green" on
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lived there at the end of his life. From 1936, the architect
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1188:. Brentford & Chiswick Local History Society
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651:Off Strand-on-the-Green in the River Thames is
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1322:. The Worldwide Guide To Movie Locations
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3200:St Michael and All Angels, Bedford Park
3105:Our Lady & St Christopher, Cranford
1911:British Queen Anne Revival architecture
1696:"The Bulls Head Public House (1356694)"
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1433:"The City Barge Pub, Chiswick, London"
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1186:"Who Was Who on Strand on the Green"
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3120:Our Lady Queen of Apostles, Heston
2638:London Museum of Water & Steam
1701:National Heritage List for England
1672:. Strand on the Green Sailing Club
1648:National Heritage List for England
1531:National Heritage List for England
1473:National Heritage List for England
1210:. Get West London. 17 January 2016
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3165:St John the Evangelist, Brentford
2152:John I. Thornycroft & Company
2016:Our Lady of Grace & St Edward
1146:, Historical Publications, 2004.
1124:from the original on 22 June 2020
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1726:"Strand on the Green, Hounslow"
1276:. Clarendon Press. p. 57.
604:The 1938 television version of
3160:St John the Baptist, Isleworth
2117:Architecture of Chiswick House
1643:"Kew Railway Bridge (1065412)"
846:and by the London Underground
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2712:Griffin Park football stadium
1320:"Filming Locations for Help!"
938:The Almshouses, built in 1724
3371:Places formerly in Middlesex
3230:St Vincent de Paul, Osterley
3100:Christ Church, Turnham Green
2818:Pevensey Road Nature Reserve
2045:Chiswick Park Cricket Ground
1906:Architecture of Bedford Park
1773:"JOHANN ZOFFANY (1733-1810)"
1251:. Fuller, Smith & Turner
702:pub building dates to 1907.
2717:Gunnersbury Park and Museum
2494:(historically East Bedfont)
1367:"Oliver's Island, Hounslow"
120:OS grid reference
21:Human settlement in England
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2476:London Borough of Hounslow
2179:Fuller, Smith & Turner
2060:King's House Sports Ground
1555:. British Listed Buildings
1526:"Magnolia House (1067522)"
1115:London Borough of Hounslow
826:girder bridge on pairs of
560:Fuller, Smith & Turner
548:Fuller, Smith & Turner
434:flooding by the City Barge
109:Show map of Greater London
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1977:St Michael and All Angels
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1797:Buckle, Jennifer (1993).
1468:"Zoffany House (1067523)"
1342:"Goodbye Mr Chips (1969)"
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2304:Dukes Meadows Footbridge
2294:Chiswick Park Footbridge
1972:H. J. Mulliner & Co.
1961:Arts Educational Schools
1584:The Buildings of England
675:The Strand-on-the-Green
363:; a local landmark, the
3125:Good Shepherd, Hounslow
2858:Brentford and Isleworth
2727:Osterley Park and House
2404:Chiswick Urban District
2249:Battle of Turnham Green
1775:. The Chiswick Calendar
1396:Oxford University Press
1117:. May 2018. p. 6.
355:, with many "imposing"
252:Brentford and Isleworth
3195:St Michael, Grove Park
3130:Holy Trinity, Hounslow
3095:Christ Church, Feltham
2906:Tube and rail stations
2128:Chiswick House Gardens
2089:Chiswick Business Park
1923:London Buddhist Vihara
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154:Ceremonial county
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3170:St Joseph, Grove Park
3085:All Saints, Isleworth
2881:Barnes Railway Bridge
2737:Parks and open spaces
2653:Watermans Arts Centre
2279:Barnes Railway Bridge
2186:George and Devonshire
1300:. British Pathé. 1940
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3135:St Dunstan, Cranford
3080:All Saints, Hanworth
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2094:Gunnersbury Triangle
1617:"Kew Railway Bridge"
1400:University of London
967:the Earl of Grantham
745:The Bell & Crown
575:Grand Junction Canal
262:London Assembly
198:Sovereign state
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3155:St George, Hanworth
3145:St Faith, Brentford
3140:St Dunstan, Feltham
2690:Strand-on-the-Green
2299:Chiswick Roundabout
2218:Strand-on-the-Green
2071:St Michael's Church
1954:Bedford Park (part)
990:The Pursuit of Love
973:, and the novelist
581:from Kew Palace to
341:Strand-on-the-Green
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97:Strand-on-the-Green
67:Strand-on-the-Green
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3180:St Leonard, Heston
2896:Kew Railway Bridge
2863:Feltham and Heston
2314:Kew Railway Bridge
2309:Hogarth Roundabout
2208:St Nicholas Church
2169:Embassy of Moldova
1992:Chiswick High Road
1966:Chiswick Playhouse
1406:. pp. 54–68.
1023:Chiswick High Road
983:there. The author
980:The Constant Nymph
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958:The Constant Nymph
863:Kew Railway Bridge
834:. It was built by
820:Kew Railway Bridge
731:Philip D. Hepworth
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628:Goodbye, Mr. Chips
607:The Constant Nymph
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519:, the area around
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365:Kew Railway Bridge
321:51.4847°N 0.2788°W
244:UK Parliament
232:Dialling code
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